Three-point charges are arranged along the y-axis in the vacuum with a distance of 2x108 nm. The topmost charge bears a charge of -4 μC, the middle charge has a charge of +3 μC, and the bottom one carries a -7 μC charge. What is the magnitude and direction of the net electrostatic force that the middle charge experiences?

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